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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Cozzie Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 21 Apr 2019 at 3:45am
Wow! That’s pretty incredible, nice job. Do you have any pics of the process? I would love to see them. If not, definitely document the next pair it would be cool to see how you put them together.
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My Wesco Black Horsehide Boss with buckles from Iron Heart and I also supplied the Vibram 430 half sole. It took me a while to find this type of sole as neither White’s, Baker Shoes, and Wesco doesn’t offer this sole. Neither does Nick’s.






I’ll take this over paying $1,000+++ for the Japan only 100th anniversary version.
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I have  pair of Makers (Japan) Horsehide Engineers that I've worn for 1 season. Here are some pics from when they were new: https://imgur.com/a/x8EW36M

They fit OK with some half insoles - but I'd like to have them rebuilt to my measurements + put on a logger heel. Who would you recommend? 
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Brian from Role Clubs can do anything
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Brian the bootmaker is a master of his craft. He may be pricey or a bit of a wait but worth it!
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Dr Sole is also an option; not sure what pricing and wait time is these days but in the past both were reasonable and very good work.
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Originally posted by Iron Horse Iron Horse wrote:

Dr Sole is also an option; not sure what pricing and wait time is these days but in the past both were reasonable and very good work.

Thank you all.

I did ping Brian. The cost to rebuild/relast is around $460. Still exploring options.

Will explore Dr. Sole - although I'm in the US and shipping to & back might be complicated.
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So I just got some Lofgren’s, the left foot fits great but the right foot I cannot for the life of me get onto my foot...
Any tips?   
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I've heard tell you can wrap a plastic bag around your foot to stop the drag as you shove it in, keeping hold of the bag so you can pull it out once your foot's in.
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